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The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

At the north end of the Maricopa and Phenix railroad bridge Messrs. W. Slankard and H. w. Ryder have opened stone quarry which promises fair to surpass any build ing material in this territory. The stone is an argillous and silicious sandstone, of a light red color, and hardens with exposure, will dress well and take a high degree of polish. Large quanti- ties have already been taken out and the ledge is exposed to width of about fifty feet and q depth of eight to ten feet, is about 100 feet wide and can be distincly traced for a long distance. Everything indicates an inexhaustible supply. The quarry is of easy access and its close proximity to the railroad gives it great advantage over the more remote ouarries. The owners have already received q number of orders which they are now busily engaged in filling. Thus - another industry added
 ready favored section.-
 Jews.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

Parliament has been prorogued. The queen says in her message that she has agreed with the Presi- dent of the United States to refer to joint commission the difficult question respecting the North American fisheries, which have re- gently been discussed by the two nations.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28
The Star sars that Lndge Barnes

The Star says that Judge Barnes has decided that witnesses sub poened to testify in criminal cases are not entitled to per diem. This decree will be a saving to the county of many thousands of dol lars per year, but will be severe on witnesses who have to come from a long distance. But such is the law not only in Arizona but generally throughout the land.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

Eskiminzin and his band of thieving Indians have fbeen en- gagged lately in killing and steal ing cattle in Pinal county. De- mand was made on San Carlos for aid in arresting them, but it was refused on the ground that the band were not reservation h. dians. ' Subsequently Q posse un- der Sheriff Fryer succeeded in making the arrests without any trouble, although serious conse- quences were threatened at first.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

The formation is quartzite, iron and lime, and extends over twenty miles in bold croppings. They also found an extensive bed of fossils. The fossilized matter ranged from reptiles to the family of Mollusca. Of the latter your correspondent was the recipient of very fine specimen. They re- port having passed over a mag nificent country in primitive state, rich in running water, fine arabic land and timber, such as oak, sycamore and cottonwoods. They have gone to Gold Hill to do some assessment work, after which they are going back to thoroughly examine the region-a section of Grant county-that from all ac- counts is destined to be the garden spot of the Territory.
 Miss Mary, sister of Messrs. Joe and Mike Leahy, arrived last Saturday from Kingston. Canada. She will remain here a week or more with Joe, then will go to Fort Thomas, Ariz., to visit Mike.
 Passengers, baggage, mail and express matter was transferred over the washouts to Benson Sun day night, and all through travel will be made over the line from this time on, if it does not become too hazardous on account of fogs, dews, etc.
 The Standard Mutual mining company is going to pay S2.50 per day for laborers and outside men. The outlook for a prosperous period in mining matters was pever better than 1t is now in this vicinity. QUID NUNc.
 Lordsburg, N. M., Sept. 26th.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

4 dispatch from Tucson, un3er date of Fist inst. says: Citizens who have just returned from San Pedro state that all crops on the bottom lands between Mammoth and Benson have been entirely destroyed by floods. Fields of growing cane and corn are now but a lot of sand. Such a rush of water has never before been known. It will take years for ranchers to recover from these losses.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28
Attorney-Gener

The Attorney-General has brought suit against the old di- rectors of the insane asylum and their bondsmen to recover for the territorial moneys which, it is al- legged, the directors expended ID unlawful ways.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

Odds of 10 to s are offered in New York on the Volunteer to beat the Thistle in the interna- tienal yacht race, with no takers It is said that the Scotch are hold ing off for better odds.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28
NOTICE TO Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Duplicate Assessment Roll of the County of Graham for the year 1887 is now in my possession for the collection of taxes levied therein. Taxes will be delinquent on the third (3d) Monday of December, and if not paid on that day, or prior thereto, five (5) per cent will be added to the amount thereofas penalty. Said taxes are payable at the office of the County Treasurer and EX-Of1icio Tax Collect or at the town of Solomonville, Gra- ham County, Arizona Territory.
 $. w. POMEROY, County Treasurer & EX-Ofiicio Tax
 Collectoc.
 Per FRED NJ. NEWELL, Deputy.
 Solomonyille, Sept. 1e, 1887.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

The steamship Alesia, from Italy, arrived at New York on the 23d inst. with four violent cases of Asiatic cholera. Eight persons died on the voyage.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

The Salt River Valley News has had its name changed to the Tempe News and has been en- larged to six columns.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

The Tucson tStar has become the organ of the Reavis'. Hughes recently had an interview with the Barrenness of the Colorados and was completely mashed.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

Arizona has been set apart as a separate department of the Grand Army of the Republic with A. l.. Grow, of Tombstone, as provision al department commander.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

The twenty-first annual encamp- ment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held at St. Louis next Monday.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

Secretary Lamar has oyerruled Commissioner Sparks decision relative to the right of a married woman to make desert land en- tries. Commissioner Sparks de-
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

Don't send Your Money Abroad
 You can get your Louisiana Lottery Tickets from Sam Drach man, at the same price, and less delay, than sending the money to New Orleans. \ discount allowed on all purchases of over S25. Ad- dress $. H. DRACHMAN, Tucson, Arizona. Sole agent.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28
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The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

The Fl Paso Times has changed its form and now appears as d five-column, eight-page paper.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-28

bprize fight in Bangor, lately, q row started and
 r two hours, the police kterly unable to check it. ben were killed outright kteen dangerously wound
 of the killed was a police
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
TIE cOURF-MARTIAL,
The Case OfColonel Benteen of Fort
Duehesne.

Considerable interest in local military
circles attaches to the trial by court
martial of Colonel Benteen. the officer
in command at Fort Duchesne. There
appears to have been troubles at that
post which are deemed serious at
Washington, since the Inspector
General. Brigsdier-General Baird, has
recently been sent there On an inspect
ing trip. 1t is not known what relation
Ii any this inspection has to the diff
culties that resulted in the trial of Col
onel Benteen. We underhtandthat the
numerous officers who are to sit as the
Colonel's inquisitors, regret that the
trial is not to occur at Salt Lake, since
the trip to Fort Duchesne. at this
season of the year, is apt to be cold and
disagreeable, while the post itself is new
and little more than q camp at present.
The Fort is eighty or hundred miles
from the D. & r. g. railroad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
MODRZEJEWSKA
w WinOnie.

Nasze mite miasto, gdzie
mieszka do 5000 Polakow
prawie W jedne] g%romadzie,
(nie liczqc tych, ktorzy mic
szkaja W okolicznych osadach
farmerskich, a ktorych jest
niemal druyie tyle) byfo "a
szczycone w poniedzlafek, 6
czerwca, przez paniq Helene
Modrzejewskq wystepen: wO-
pcra II ouse W sztuce A S
You Ii Ike t.
0 lie siqgajq nasze redaktor-
skie poglady wiadomosci, mo
zemy z dumq zaznaczyc, IL
wszyscy widzowie uniesieni BY
Ii gra naszej najzdolniejszei ak.
tur~i.
Wszakze znakomita gra pa
nj Modrzeiewska ME jest ,je-
szcze jej ma wiekszq chluba =
raczej wspauiafom;slnos6 jej
wzgledem bieduych rodakow
i dobroczynnosc, ktora jej sa
mel wiecej sprawia wewne-
lrznego Zaduwolenia, aniaeli
pochwaly dziennikow "a jej
mistrzowskie odgrywanie rol
dramatycznych. Dowiedzieli-
smy sic 0 tel naiszlachetuiej-
szel stronie charakteru PAM
Modrzejewskie.j cd Ks.Domini-
ka Majera, ktory take w tym
samym czasie bawl1 W Vino
ME W odwiedzinach u naszego
Ks. Probvszcza, a kt6ry wyra.
zii sic, ze co do dobrych uczyu.
aow powinni wszyscy Polacy
| braG sobie z niej przyk}ad,
nietylko tn W Ameryce, ale i
W Europe.
Winony pojechafa PAM
Modrze,jewska do Font du
Lac, Wis, gdzie ostatnie W
| tym sezonie da przedstawienie,
poczem wraz z panem CHA
| powskim poJedzie przepedzit
| lato ma swej farmie w Kalifor-
nil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
POsZukiWanie.

J6zef Andrzejewski, moi brat stry-
jeczny, pochodzaey Z Wierzch, W pc.
wiecie swieckim, W Prusach Zachodnich,
cd lat 10 bawiacy W Ameryce, prawie
5 lat ME dal mi o sobic zadnej wiado-
mcsci. = Ma ostatku mieszkal W Mil
waukee.
Jeteli Jeszcze lyle, niecha.j do mnie
SIG zg}osi, a niewym6wna sprawl mi
radosc, DO i ia i Gala moja rodzina
serdecznie "a MIN tesknimy.
Talk samo presze kazdego lnnego,
majacego o moim stryjecznym bracie
pewne wiesci, ably mi raczy| cokolwiek
o MIN doniesc i tenn samem pocicszyG
stroskanego rodaka, kt6ry Ia te brater-
ska przysluge z CORY serdeczne posela
podziekowanie.
Jon Andrzejeeoshi
$40 Fourth Str, Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09

na z 4 czerwca, zawierajaca co ma
stepuje: ,,Dziwne pojecie ma re
daktor Zgody o Ia Detroiczanach.
My samego Biskupa ME s}uchamy,
a jego bysmy mieh s}uchat! Je-
dynie Wiaruso j~eszcze czasem
s}uchamy, ale ten tez, jake znajaa-
cy tutei sze st6sunki osobiscie, vie
kiedy i jak do mas przemowit." -
Podpis: Longinus Dtugi, magister
polonicus in Detroitensem.
u togo samego zrod}a dowie-
dzielismy, re pan w. A. NJ a d a j,
kt6ry niedawno d}uzszy czas bawi}
w Winonie, obecnie mieszka W
Detroit, gdzie za}ozy} handel obra-
zow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09

Aubien Ave i Hale VIM. Do
lana, lat %, m;eszkajucego
PREY Moran ulicy. Sad koro-
nerski uwolnif policyanta kle-
be chonorem.
w tym samym dniu, w kto.
rym zabity zostaf Dolan, Gle
2ko uszkodzony zostaf nozem,
podczas bijatyki miedzy Pola-
kami W pobli1u kosciofa Sw:
Wojciecha, Jan Soif(?).
UmarFa tutaj Anna Bieszko-
wska, W wieku lat Al.
STRAJK1.
W Chicago skohczyf sic "
dniu 4 czerwca strajk W le-
jjarniach piecow i strajkujq-
cy W poniedziafek. { czerwca,
ma nowo podjeli roboty PREY
pfacy dawniejszej:
W Detroit i Michiganskiej
leiarni piec6w pred tygo-
dniem takze pare set ludzi
ma nowo yprzYjetych zostafo
do piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
PoIki W Chicago
Emo
Szanownym Rodaczkom W
Chicago czfonkom Centralneg0
Tow. POlek w Ameryce

Tow. POlek w Ameryce
spiesze doniesc, " powodu znacz-
nej liczby nowo zgfoszonych kan
dydatek miesieczne %posiedzenia ME
moga bye przeniesions do mniej-
szego lokalu, lecz TAX jak kwar-
t"lne odbywaG SIG beda dawnym
porzadkiem w Hall Centre Ave
i 1s,cj Slicy.
Przyazte posiedzenie odb9dzie
sic W tcJ5c samej Hall w niedz;e-
lie, IL Czerwca o godz. 3ciej pc
poiudniu, na ktoro Slanownych
czfonkow powyzszego towarzy-
silva uprzcjm'e zuprasza
Sicstra i Rodaczka
Teofila Samolinska
14O w. Henry Str.
Chicago, 1 czerwca, 81 L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
n
~ -

5. p. Lucyn0 Stamhieac1cz,
iona powszechnie znanego i SEA
nowanego powstanca zls63 I. oraz
cz}onka Klubu Polskiego W No
wynn Yorku w dniu Is czerwca
Pc krotkiej slabosci W dwudzie-
stym piatym roku zycia swego
przenios}a sic do wiecznosci, pozo-
stawiajac W nieutulonym smutku
MEGA wraz z dwojgiem niemowlat
oraz licznych przyjaci6}.
Czest jej pamieci. r. S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
KOMITET

Wrazle n~iepogody, wycieczka
i Piknik odbedzie sic W lima Me
dziele, o Szanownej Publ
cznosci podamy do wiadomosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
DYAMENTY
Zegarki 1 pientadze MOI.
"a znalezc w dZbankach
2 kaWa 1 herbata.

Nova mstoda do sprowadSania toWarow.
Nazwiska wszystkich os6b, kt6re
/ znajda dyamenty, zegarki it'd. W kazdym
numerze p6zniej bsda podane.
Kompania Overland Tea Co." z
San Francisco zadzierzawiIa store ma
regu ulic Center i 2giej, Simpson Block.
Ably swe towary miedzy publiczno-
Bcia rozpowszechnic, stawia Kompania
gwarancya "a najblizsze 80 dni, "a
kazdy sprzedany przez siebie nowy
dzban. Do kazdego dzbana wklada do
bre zegarki zlote, srebrne i niklowe,
sdalej prawdziwe dyamenty W z@otej o.
prawie, takze pieniadze i wiele innych
artykul6w malej wartosci. Kazdy dzban
IcoS zaw:era. Ddzban z kawa lu1
jak4kolwiek inne zawartoscia wa&y
1niej wiecej A funty. Ten kosztcwny !
owy lpos6b rcklamy skodczy sig pc 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09

dniach i nasze znakomite towary potem
sprzedawaue beda pc tel samej Genie,
wszelako bez upominku.
Naturalnie, re ME ka2dy mos sic
spoaziewaG pieniediy i %dyament6w.
Kompania mniema, ze wolno jej z TEN
samem prawem rozdawac zegarki, dya-
menty i pleniadze, z jakim jej konkuren-
CT rozdaruja kolorowe szk}a obrazy.
Zl6zcie Sig do gromady, a mozecie
bye pewni, ie sliczne odbierzecie pa
miatke. Obstalunki przez poczte wy
konuja sig ku wszystkim czsSciom Uni
pc poprzedniem przes}aniu pieniedzy.
CENY: Poiedyncze dzbany 81,
szest dzban6w s., - dzban6w 80, q
dzbanow SEQ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
~ co.
WinOna, Mimi.
P0dziekoWanie.

Nam sobie "a .obowiazek publicznie
podziekowaG %. Janowi Daszkowskiemu
z Winony Ia jego skutccIne medycyny,
kt6re nietylko mnie, ale JUL i wielu
innym znaiomym mi hldziom dopomogly
do zdrowia.
Ma lekarstwa, jake mi inni dokto'
rzy zapisali, wydalsm juz szeie dolar6w,
a ME by}y lyle skuteczne, CO jedyns
flaszeszka cd Jana Daszkowskiego "a
25 cent6w.
jan JeSeacshi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
DZWON

wychodzi jaknajregularniej. Krotko
pred zamknieciem redakcyi ode
bralismy numer 3 z dnia 3 czerw-
ca, z nastepujacemi 4 rycinami.
y Z6}kiew;
p Zdjecie Pana Jezusa 2 krzy-
ia Wv formacie obrazu scienncgo);
81 Oblubienica Iva i
~ Janko i Marysia [ilustracya
do powiesci Sienkiewicza Ia chile
benz.
Adres redaktora i wydawcy:
Robert Dobrzelewski, 1881 Gene
see Str, Buffalo, N. Y.
Abonament 50, kt6ra to kwo-
te niechaj kazdy przese}a 2 CORY,
ably wydawcy u}atwic pokonanie
przeszk6d, Z ktoremi ma do walcze.
MIA kazde MOVE szlachetne pred.
siebiorstwo.
Niechaj Mkt sic o Dswon me
leka. O%kolicznost, re i Anglicy 60
popleraja, oraz okaza}y kapita}, ia
KIM teraz rozporz4dza p. Dobrzc-
lewski, reczy nam, ze pismo to
dfugo sic utrZyma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09

5
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW b..
.Komisayze powiatowi zblora
sic ma pesiedzenie W dniu % czerw'
{ ca.
/ D. p Hicks z st. Charles
ustanowiony zostaf jake deputo-
wany szeryfa Bogarta.
Urzednicy miejscy czynia PREY
gotowania do wykonywania prawa
0 wysokiej licencyi. w lokalu Ra-
dy miejskiej u%mieszczony zostaf
duty nowy chfodnik woody.
W minionyna 'tygoduiu wyko'
leif sie pociag towarowy kolel
Burlington - Northern W poblizu
rezerwoaru z wota pod miastecz-
klein Trempealeau. 8 kar zostaio
potrzaskanych dwie z olejem, a
reszta z maka j pasza. Powodem
byfa z}amana szyna.
Rada maiejska uohwalifa prze-
dzien gfosOwanfa mad
bondami W kwocie 500 600 z 20
czerwca ma IL lipca. Pola-
cy, osiadajacy wtasnos4 W mics
Gle, beda %gtosowali "a u%dzieleniem
pomocy kolei S GU tn Westhern,
albowiem ga przekomani, Re wszel-
ka wiasnos6 przez przybudowanie tel
kolei do Winony podskoczv W ce-
ME. Zreszta budowa tel kolel po'
ciagnie "a SODA ~potrzebe budowy
dWoch innych kolei i ruch
przemysfowy handlowy W Winonie
xnaczn'e sic powiekszy.
Przewtaszczauie zapisane W
urzedzis hipotecznym W Wlnonie
Q Jozefa Kuczkowskiego ma
Franciszka Jan k~ovskicgo, lot 8,
biloxi 81 Hamilton's Add, $3.50.
2. J. Ktopotka ma F. Grulkow.
skiego, roiudniowa poiowa 2 lo,n
8, LlaM 40, HuIbard's acd., sl95.
,H1H. C. BoI,om ma w. K,la-
novice, lot 16 biloxi 46, Hulbard's
Add, $500.
h'emie "a wiki zredukowano
4 dniem l maja ma $3.50, z xtore.j
g kwoty pabstwo zapaaci $500
powiat $3.50
Winnebogo Aedionm ,,Johr-
Egggg"przypadkiem zaskoczony zostaf
niedawno ~wicczorem, mile drogi
ponizej Bluff Siding, ma torze ko-
,, lejowym, przez pociag Kompan ii
North Western i bardzo ciezko u
szkodzony. Nieborak pozosta} lea
cy obok toru kolejowego, az 90
ludzie cd kolei Green Bay odwie-
. Iii wozkiem hondcor i odstawili
do Marshlandu. Tam ley on, o.
9puszczony cd w~szystkich, bu-
dynku stacyjnym, poniewaz jego
wspolplemiehcy, z powodu, IL Egg
Nyma} z bia}ymi podczas sztur-
lmowania New Ulm, ME chca o
MIN wiedziet. Biedny rudoszk6rzec,
u }Et6ry tn %powszechnie jest znany,
jest %zupe}nie g}uchy i zwykle po-
kazywa}, chodzac Cd czasu do cza
su po zebraczce, list, polecajacy
go mi1osiernej pu%blicznosci jake
przyjaciela bia4ych W owych kry-
tycznych czasach.
PAN DU Po-
Max, pochodzacy z rodziny
francuskich H%ugenotow, ba-
wiacy W Ameryce cd czasow
ostatniego powstania, obecnie
stale. pomieszkanie w New
YorkA, l67-E. ut Str. ma
SacYS pdwiedzif w dniu 4 czer-
YEA nasza redakcya. Ojciec te.
go pana walczyf pod Napole-
onem W r. 1872. Pan Du Lau-
rams podroAu1e iako agent ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
Ceny targoWe

W Winonie 8 czerwca
Pszenica No. I, twarda 100.
No. 2. miekka, IS zimowa 74c.
Jeczmlen najlepsZy, Soc.
OWES $3.50
Korn (kukurydza) 35-4oc.
Maka, patent $500
Straight 400
Bakers $50
Siano-dzikie 100000
Tymotka HOO
Otreby middling, tons 1890
bran 11.0O
short g" 11.5O
Masfo 1O-15c.
dobre stofowe 1880.
Ser smietankowy 13ac.
" z%wyczajny 9-1o3c.
Jaja, tuzin doc.
W%ieprzowina 100 funt. 6.OO-G.25
Wofowina waga zywa: 3.5O-4.OO
Kartofle 36-43c.
We}na nieprana zoe.
prana 23c.
Milwaukee 1 czerwca
PszenicaNo. 9 S311
OWES Sole.
Jeczmnien
Chicago, czerwca
Pszenica S9c.
OWES 25r.
Jeczmicn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
WIELkA WYCIECZkA
PikHfk0Wa
~TOwarZystwa
Chicago do Casino Grove
SOUTH CHICAGO. ILL.
" NiedzieIe dnia y CZerWca 1857.

Pociag odejdzie 2 Illinois Cen
trail dworca kolei zelaznej, naroz-
mix Lake i Michigan Ave. pomie-
dry 9 i 10 godz. w
Billet ma kolej, dotad i napo-
wrot wraz Z wstepnem do ogrodu
so ct.
Bilety So do nabycia IL pp.: j.
Kowalskiego, 43 Will ul.; L. Male
pihskiego, 543 Noble; A. j. 10
walskiego, 100 Milwaukee Ave-; J..
K1osowskiego, $40 N. Carpenter;
j. Sherman, 637 Noble; B. Swie-
zy, 96 w. Division; j. Schroeder,
436 Elston Ave; S. Budzbanow-
skiego, naroznik Paulina i II uli-
Bilety beda take sprzedawa-
ne i ma dworcu kolei %zelaznej MIN
pociag odejdzie. Jezeliby kto sic
sp6zni}, to moze kazdej godziny in
nym pociqgiem odjechac ma ten
sam billet; tax samo MONA napo-
wr6t przyjechac, kiedy sic spodo-
ba. Billet ten jest wazny ma ca}y
dzieh, ma wszystkie pociagi kolei
Illinois Central, kt6re do South
Chicago co godzine dotad i napo-
wrot odchodza.
w South Chicago, MONA do
jechac do Ogrodu z dworca kolei
zelaznej koleja konna %(street cars.)
Zamowione So kilkanascie kar, kt6.
re beda czekac pred dworcem
kolei zelaznej w South Chicago.
zn6w w Chicago dochodzi do H.
linois Central dworca kolei zelaznej
kolej konna Noble street CarsI, a
zatem Szanowne nasze Polk ME
beda mia}y zadnej trudnosci wy
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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-09-15
Why the Grow Is Black,

The Indians of the extreme North.
west had some very remarkable le-
gends about the creation, in which the
crow takes the leading part, bring.
ing order out of chaos. Perhaps the
most curious was that which accounted
for the raven coat of the crow. One
night, while making a tour through
his dominions, he stopped at the house
of Can-nook, a chief, and begged for
lodging and drink of water. Can.
nook offered him a bed, but, on ac-
count of the scarcity of water. refused
to give him any thing to drink. When
all the rest were asleep the crow goi
up to hunt for the water-butt, but was
heard by Can-nook's wife, who aroused
her husband. He. thinking the crow
was about to escape, piled logs OF
gum wood upon the fire. The crow
made desperate efforts to fly through
the hole in the roof where the smoke
escaped, but Can-nook caused the
smoke to be deaser and denser. and
when the crow finally regained the
outer air he had black plumage. II
was previously white--Americdn Nag
azine.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-09-15
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Nearly every prominent college in the
land is now admitting young women
to its privileges, and the more the
experiment is tried the more success
fully it seems to work. The increasing
demand for the higher education OF
women has forced their admission to
college studies, if not in all cases to
the rights of regular diploma. 1t
is believed (and it is pleasant to find a
man like DR.. Deems, of New York
City, of the same conviction) that the
time has come for more open recog-
milton of the place of women in our
preparatory schools and colleges, and
that it is a mistake to erect and endow
any more institutions exclusively for
the sex. The tendency of popular
feeling is all the other way, and there
is much to justify it. But when this
result is reached new social develop
ment will follow. With so many
educated women in society, there will
be new deal of social forces and in
| f1uences."